Chapter 351

Ultimately, it's the Zephyr Order's fault.

Anqi took out her notebook and showed her the paper with her records of potential targets.

Barbara blinked as she looked at the slightly childish handwriting.

"So this is it. Indeed, it might be the most cost-effective house in Mondstadt City."

Barbara sighed helplessly.

The house was nice, not far from the shopping street, but it had been vacant for years. The reason was simple: Eula lived next door. That house wasn't owned by the Lawrence Family; it was a house Eula bought herself after a falling out with her family.

Although Eula had performed well in the Knights, even becoming a guerrilla captain and improving her reputation in Mondstadt, and although Eula was often away on missions and only spent about half her time there, historical reasons meant that Mondstadt residents would always instinctively keep their distance from members of the Lawrence Family.

Amber's friends don't care about this, the problem is they all have places to live and don't need to rent.

Over time, the small house next to Eula became vacant. The owner had to lower the price, waiting for a lucky person who didn't care about the historical constraints of Lawrence to move in.

"Of course, I spent the whole morning looking before I chose it. It's cheap and good."

"Hmm... Your neighbor is Eula, the Wave Knight of the Knights of Favonius. Anyway, please don't worry about her background; she's a good person, even Master Jean approves of her. So, I hope you can move in smoothly. Also, if you encounter any trouble, you can come to the church to find me; I'll always be there."

"Thank you, you're a good person."

Anqi looked at Barbara sincerely.

Barbara returned the notebook.

"I also pray to Anemo God Barbatos, the god of wind, that everything goes well for you and that you can soon live a peaceful and happy life."

"Yes, let's pray to Lord Bartobas, the God of Wind!"

Anqi made a prayer gesture again.

Barbara's smile froze again.

However, Anqi had already accumulated ten minutes, so she quickly left the church.

Barbara watched the departing figure outside the door and shook her head helplessly.

"We must correct her next time. Lord Barbatos, you are so forgiving and kind, please don't hold her mistake against her. Please bless her and let her also bask in the glory of the God of Wind."

Barbara offered a devout prayer.

Afterwards, she planned to continue communicating with believers in the church.

But as I passed a pillar, I caught a glimpse of that unique figure standing behind it.

Rosaliya!

"Hmm? It's Barbara. What's up? Oh, right, I came to pray today, so don't bother me with prayers all the time. You just don't see me praying as often, it doesn't mean I don't pray on time."

"Rosaliya, why did you teach her that wrong name for the god?"

"Ah?"

Rosaliya blinked in confusion.

"What incorrect name of the god?"

"It's Anemo God Barbatos, the God of Wind! Come on, repeat after me, Lord Barbatos ~~"

"Bar... Bar... Barsbato?"

"It's Barbatos!"

Barbara pouted a little angrily.

Rosaliya, still with a languid expression of confusion, tentatively repeated:

"Barbastau?"

"It's Lord Barbatos!"

"Barbatos?"

"It's Bartoba... uh, no, it's... it's..."

Barbara stared at her fingers, her mind blank.

A moment later, when she came to her senses, Rosaliya had already disappeared.

Barbara: "..."